Sentence examples similar to has largely mirrored from inspiring English sources
Although Scotland retained its own legal system in the 1707 Union treaty which formed Great Britain, the two legal territories have largely mirrored each other for 300 years.
Unlike Walmart, whose fortunes have largely mirrored that of the poor, McDonald's doesn't take food stamps.
SUMSM intervention trials have largely mirrored traditional addiction research, with a focus on treating those with drug dependence in substance use treatment settings.
spdEFG1 and spdEFG2 have a largely mirrored taxonomic distribution in spirochetes, planctomycetes and Deltaproteobacteria [ 83].
"The state's supply of smoke and mirrors has largely been exhausted".
To their credit, their musical smoke-and-mirrors routine has largely worked: the gulf between their charming and beautiful song Archway People and the actual experience of visiting Archway is so immense as to defy belief.
And really, up until the last year or so, this has largely been the realm of the smart mirror.
The former tabloid editor was the subject of speculation over his knowledge about phone hacking at the News of the World and the Daily Mirror, but believes that the scrutiny has largely passed since he testified at the Leveson inquiry.
"That has largely evaporated.
He has largely succeeded.
